HowTo: Running out of space System - Helper

asked 2018-01-05 22:15:02 +0200

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This is community helper how to identify what is taking system space and how to make more space in the system. Feel free to add information into this helper by identifying what can be safely done to make space.

Step 1. * Open Jolla Store and Install "Space Inspector" and open the application

Step 2. Analysing each area and how to free up some space

What can be safely done in:

Root directory

User directory

SD card

Android Storage

answered 2018-01-06 11:24:12 +0200

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You can resize the volume groups to better fit your needs, as well. I've followed this guide successfully on my Xperia X after bringing it into recovery mode.

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Hello there deprecated, i was looking for a solution for the out of space bug/error im trying to get my xperia x into revovery mode ( blue light ) but when i haver that done i see no menu, screen stays black, on windows 10 or linux, i cant seem to get into shell to adjust volume spaces etc . i can ssh into my sx but i dont know al the commands etc, would u be so kind to assist me , i just have my sailfish x restore in factory mode , so its blank, just basic apps from jolla, thnx in advance

aQUICK1 ( 2018-01-11 23:54:22 +0200 )edit

SOLVED ! on Sailfish x, works like a charm, although i had to do it under linux mint

aQUICK1 ( 2018-01-14 12:21:20 +0200 )edit

A generic guide how to enlarge the LVM "root" volume is provided as section 3.3 Increasing the "root" LVM volume size of the Guide: Installing Sailfish X on Xperias.

It covers ...

all Sony Xperias: X, XA2 and 10 (all models of each)
devices with an unencrypted or encrypted "home" volume, both
also older (pre-Xperia) devices (with only 16 GiB of eMMC FLASH memory, e.g. Jolla C, Intex Aquafish; but not the Jolla 1, as it does not use LVM), when adapting (i.e., recalculating / lowering) the size the "root" volume is initially shrunk to.

olf ( 2020-03-07 19:30:26 +0200 )edit

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